When the boy is on, he's on

There is something immoral and sick about using all of that power to
not end brutality and poverty, but to break into people's bedrooms and
claim that God sent you. It amazes me when I looked at California and
saw churches that had nothing to say about police brutality, nothing to
say when a young black boy was shot while he was wearing police
handcuffs, nothing to say when they overturned affirmative action,
nothing to say when people were being [relegated] into poverty, yet
they were organizing and mobilizing to stop consenting adults from
choosing their life partners.

QFT. Wish I had video.

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